"It's a mouse!" | 29 |
Underwater electricity source | 29 |
It may be prepared for a roll | 29 |
Hand roll ingredient, perhaps | 29 |
Fish used in Japanese cuisine | 29 |
Fish caught in the Baltic Sea | 29 |
Member of the piscatorial set | 29 |
Fisherman in the Sargasso Sea | 29 |
They're slippery when wet | 29 |
They may slither until smoked | 29 |
Stork's supper, sometimes | 29 |
Bioelectric critters, perhaps | 29 |
"Electric" swimmers | 29 |
They may have electric organs | 29 |
They may be smoked or pickled | 29 |
Ones unable to swim straight? | 29 |
Suffix for "velvet" | 29 |
Suffix for "Hallow" | 29 |
"Velvet" attachment | 29 |
Suffix for an inferior fabric | 29 |
Ending for "Hallow" | 29 |
Start of a counting-out rhyme | 29 |
Start of an elimination rhyme | 29 |
Elimination rhyme's start | 29 |
Times after sunsets, to poets | 29 |
Word in a counting-down rhyme | 29 |
Start of a counting out rhyme | 29 |
Part of a choosing-up routine | 29 |
Fed. anti-discrimination org. | 29 |
Govt. antidiscrimination org. | 29 |
Discrimination fighter: Abbr. | 29 |
Bard's "always" | 29 |
Ending for "puppet" | 29 |
Poet's "always" | 29 |
Suffix for "puppet" | 29 |
Ending for mountain or musket | 29 |
Suffix with cannon and musket | 29 |
Suffix with auction or profit | 29 |
Suffix for pamphlet or sonnet | 29 |
Ending with who, what or when | 29 |
Ending for "musket" | 29 |
Like many Rod Serling stories | 29 |
Like horror movie film scores | 29 |
Like howls in a haunted house | 29 |
Like déjà vu, sometimes | 29 |
How musical saws sound, kinda | 29 |
'70s pulp horror magazine | 29 |
Tulip chair designer Saarinen | 29 |
MIT chapel architect Saarinen | 29 |
Black Rock architect Saarinen | 29 |
Suffix for mountain or musket | 29 |
Endings to ballad and auction | 29 |
"Employ" attachment | 29 |
Some Caltech grads, for short | 29 |
Pessimist in a Disney cartoon | 29 |
Valedictorian's nightmare | 29 |
Paperless way to submit taxes | 29 |
Send a return without a stamp | 29 |
One way to send in your taxes | 29 |
Third note of a C minor scale | 29 |
Key of the "Eroica" | 29 |
Stephanie Zimbalist's dad | 29 |
Actor or his violinist father | 29 |
Direct-deposit payment: Abbr. | 29 |
''Gadzooks!'' | 29 |
Victorian-era "My!" | 29 |
Quaint expression of surprise | 29 |
Quaint "Holy moly!" | 29 |
Cousin of "Omigod!" | 29 |
"Jeepers creepers!" | 29 |
Major Hoople's expletives | 29 |
It's all the same to moi? | 29 |
Richard of A Summer Place | 29 |
New York City cardinal Edward | 29 |
Former Archbishop of New York | 29 |
Bob of Wilco & Freakwater | 29 |
Hungarian wine-exporting town | 29 |
It may be served sunnyside up | 29 |
Halloween prankster's aid | 29 |
Shape of many an Easter candy | 29 |
A snake may swallow one whole | 29 |
Samantha of the silver screen | 29 |
Samantha in Dr. Doolittle | 29 |
Provoked, with "on" | 29 |
Incited (with "on") | 29 |
Adult tent caterpillar (Var.) | 29 |
Seasoned (and seasonal) quaff | 29 |
One full of Christmas spirit? | 29 |
Kellogg's breakfast brand | 29 |
Breakfast brand for a toaster | 29 |
They're made for toasters | 29 |
Spring White House activities | 29 |
They're sometimes coddled | 29 |
___ Benedict (breakfast dish) | 29 |
Scrambled Urge Overkill song? | 29 |
They're sold by the dozen | 29 |
They're routinely cracked | 29 |
They're cracked and fried | 29 |
They're added to cake mix | 29 |
They may get scrambled around | 29 |